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* ORANGE PARK –The North Florida Council of the Boy Scouts is creating an amateur '''radio station, KB4SA.''' KB4SA encourages, equips and prepares young people to '''be vibrant citizens and dynamic national leaders''' through the use of amateur radio and the practice of emergency communication guided by the Scout Oath and Scout Law. | * ORANGE PARK –The North Florida Council of the Boy Scouts is creating an amateur '''radio station, KB4SA.''' KB4SA encourages, equips and prepares young people to '''be vibrant citizens and dynamic national leaders''' through the use of amateur radio and the practice of emergency communication guided by the Scout Oath and Scout Law. | ||
= C. Homework / Prerequisites = | |||
Assign one or more requirements that the scout can do at home, perhaps as a family activity. | |||
* Required Reading: | |||
** [https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizenship Citizenship @ Simple-Wikipedia]: Get the basics quickly. | |||
=D. Study Hall Patrol Night = | |||
While some scouts may be adept at self-study, others may do better in a small group setting and taking notes on worksheets. Make an agenda. You can facilitate discussion by asking them why each of the principles introduced here would be relevant. Schedule one or more patrol meetings to work this merit badge. | |||
=E. Field Trip = | |||
A related field trip with the MBC will be a great time to do the second half of this merit badge activity: | |||
== Virtual Field Trip == | |||
= F. Extra Credit = | = F. Extra Credit = | ||
